Hen's Teeth
Contact Information
Hen's Teeth
Blackpits, Dublin 8, D08 A9FD,
Co.Dublin
Telephone: +353 (0)1 561-3036
Email: hello@hensteethstore.com
Web: https://hensteethstore.com
If you’re looking for a breath of fresh air, in the culinary realm, I recommend checking out Hen’s Teeth in Dublin 8. Not only do they have a fab café cum rest...
Good to know
Opening Hours:
Weds-Sat 10.30am-midnight
Sun 12pm-6pm
Closed Mon/Tues
Cuisine:
Contemporary Irish
Mains:
€6-€24
Sunday Lunch:
12pm-5pm
Wheelchair Facilities:
Yes
Credit Cards:
Yes
Wifi:
Yes
About The Restaurant
If you’re looking for a breath of fresh air, in the culinary realm, I recommend checking out Hen’s Teeth in Dublin 8. Not only do they have a fab café cum restaurant serving a great variety of eclectic dishes, but they also operate a bright and bubbly store dealing in snacks, booze and pantry fillers like sauces and preserves, not to mention a fantastic variety of unusual and unique homewares, clothing and body care products. Besides from this, they also have a stylish gallery space, boasting an array of provocative illustrated and photographic art works with a very modern vibe. They do buzzy events on Wednsdays and Thursdays, and feature live DJs at the weekend.
Turning our attention back to their café, however, the Executive Chef is Killian Walsh, who is turning out some great contemporary fare with a difference, offering food that is simple and inclusive to most tastes, yet perhaps less usual than what we see on most menus.
The lunchtime menu changes regularly and features a superb assortment of dishes to sample, but if you really want a fab evening, check out their a la carte menu.
Starters include the likes of smoked Cheddar croquettes served with a gooseberry preserve; warm Morteau sausage with Dijon mustard; as well as Connemara oysters with green chili ice and dill. Prefer a lighter bite? Keep it simple with bread and butter; smoked almonds; or olives.
For the mains, there are plenty of interesting dishes to mull over, with fishy treats like crispy Kilkeel crab claws served with nam jim and lime; raw wild bass with pickled baby onions and fermented chili & ginger; along with fried octopus with Morteau sausage ragu, tomatillo jam and avocado.
The wolves won’t be left out in the cold either, with an assortment of succulent meaty options available also. Think sticky short rib lardo with horseradish and a herb emulsion; or maybe spatchcock chicken with green goddess greens which serves two.
They also offer some great vegan & veggie options as well, with bbq veg salad proving popular, not to mention a tasty onion squash tartlet with confit York and cais na tire.
Round things off with a flavourful feast of poached rhubarb with coconut, chamomile and blood orange; or their cracking cheese selection.
Oh, and if you’re a fan of the good old carvery lunch, then kick things up a notch with their Killer(‘s) Sunday Roast, served from 12pm-5pm, which is certain to have your inner beast watering at the mouth.
For more information or to order from their expansive selection of food and homeware products, which ship worldwide, check out their website now.
The food is great, the art is exciting and the store has so many things you won’t find elsewhere. You might say that a place like this is as rare as…well, Hen’s Teeth.
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